Are you serious Ray? Us have a meeting with Brian? He'd take one look at us (and by us I mean you) and throw us out on our collective ear. We'd have to send somebody like Carl, I don't think Carl could intimidate anybody.LOL Zamboni On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 3:46 PM, Ray Buck <rbuck@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Oh, yeah. There's a "regular gang." The green Bricklin only has 3600 > miles on it. That's why it hasn't disintegrated. The guy wasn't gonna buy > it cuz he sez he hates green cars. But the seller kept mentioning the low > miles and the low price...and he decided that he'd ignore the green. That's > when he bought the big stuffed Kermit thing. > > I agree about everyone being punished for one person's actions. It ain't > right. I had to check my website. I just have an email link to contact me > for more info about the Grand-Am photos. I don't think it's one of our > group. It's probably someone who mailed in a credential request and it was > approved because he/she had a reputable name on the application. > > My friend Jim suggested that I contact Brian Miller about it. I may just > do that. I'm not exactly the corporate type and I have no idea if there's a > way I could set up a meeting with several of us...maybe get the Ratpack > acknowledged as a responsible group. > > About the water heaters: Hey, Lar! Yer a idjit! Howzzat? > > I really think the idea is a pretty good one as far as the water > heaters...I sure hope ya made a diagram for the different settings...if not, > ya might end up sending all yer hot water back into the input line. :) > > r > > Sent from my Dreadnought using that barely tolerable Thunderbird email > program > > > On 5/11/2010 1:03 PM, Larry Knight wrote: > > Nice shots Ray, > Hey do you find that you see a lot of the same cars at the car shows you go > to? It seems like I have seen the green Bricklin a couple of times around > town. I can't believe that thing hasn't fallen apart by now. The little Opel > GT seems familiar too. > > That stinks that Miller is considering banning us all for the mistake of > one (oh shit, I hope it wasn't me!!), I seem to remember a similar situation > happening where little Billy pulled Sally's hair and the whole class had to > stay after school. I think that was in kindergarten. I guess some > people/organizations haven't progressed much beyond that. > > Nice call on the Saleen S7 Paul, I actually knew that answer too, but am > too slow on the reply. Actually our water heater decided that it would put > all of it's water into the carpet and sheet rock in our basement rather than > just keeping it in it's tank, so I have been busy being a plumber for a > couple of days. We have two water heaters in our house, and I decided that I > wanted to plumb them so that they could run in serial, parallel, or one at a > time, all using valves. Stupid Idea, should of just replaced the damn water > heater and left it alone. But now I have 6 valves and spagetti bowl of > pipes. I should have bounced the idea off you guys, one of you would have > been willing to tell me I was an idiot for trying something like that. > > Later > Larr > > On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 12:21 AM, Ray Buck <rbuck@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> For those who are interested, there are photos of one of the car shows I >> shot last Saturday here: >> http://www.chevyasylum.com/cruisin/cruisin2010/20100508/100508.html >> >> Copying and pasting from an email to another list: >> Among other things seen there, a restored 1924 Dodge touring car, a 36 >> Pontiac coupe with interesting "Iron Indian" graphics, a 1951 Buick "rat >> kustom", a couple of hearses (one complete with coffin), the cougars' >> Cougars, a 67 Caddy with "trained attack waitress" and a buncha other stuff. >> >> r >> (g'nite) >> >> -- >> Sent from my Dreadnought using that barely tolerable Thunderbird email >> program >> >> >> > -- Michael Wells MCWells Photography mcwellsphoto@xxxxxxxxx 801-850-7279